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DKerr

Forcing users to update spreadsheets
 

I run a main spreadsheet linked to 40 individual spreadsheets used by
others. I would like to force users to update their spreadsheet when
opening. How could this be best done? I was hoping there may be a way
for drop down lists in the 40 spreadsheets to remain empty unless they
update. Can this be done? or is there a better way?


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paul

Forcing users to update spreadsheets
 
doesnt excel ask to update links?
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"DKerr" wrote:


I run a main spreadsheet linked to 40 individual spreadsheets used by
others. I would like to force users to update their spreadsheet when
opening. How could this be best done? I was hoping there may be a way
for drop down lists in the 40 spreadsheets to remain empty unless they
update. Can this be done? or is there a better way?


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DKerr

Forcing users to update spreadsheets
 

Yes but I find staff tend to click no to open the spreadsheet quicker, I
wanted a to guarantee the updating of spreadsheets everytime it is
open.

Can a macro be written to automaticall choose yes?


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